Genealogy

Founded Spring 1889University of the South New Members 1889 - 1892 Sewanee, Tennessee 1889 1. Harvey Slaughter McCutchen See Omicron 13. 2. Richard Winn Courts Traveling Freight Agent Illinois Central R. R.; Member Elks. 303 Fourth National Bank Bldg.; res. 800 Peachtree St., Atlanta, Ga. 3. Prank A. Ramsey 4. Expelled 5. William B. Lowe (612 Prudential Bldg., Atlanta, Ga.) 6. Rufus Elijah Fort M. D., 1894 Vanderbilt Univ.; Surgeon; Affiliated Sigma, No. 18. 209 Seventh Ave. N.; res. Riverside Blvd., Nashville, Tenn. 7. Charles Cook Loomis Sigma Pi; With Louisville Demurrage and Storage Bureau; Pres. Kentucky Poultry Breeders Assn.; Member Am. Poultry Assn.; Rhode Island Red Club of Am.; Louisville Kennel and Louisville Airedale Clubs. 701 Columbia Bldg., Louisville; res. St. Matthews, Ky. 8. Joseph Chester Fargo Treasurer Globe Cotton Mills; Affiliated Lambda; No. 39. 616 Greene St., Augusta, Ga. 9. James Campbell Watson Took Business Course; Charter Member; Pi Omega; German Cotillion...

1914 1. Harper Croger Neeld (Box 88, Univ. of Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah). 2. Archibald Trabert B. S. in E. E., 1915; Block "N" Soc.; Varsity Football. Basket Ball and Track; With General Electric Co.; Member Edison Club and Am. Inst. Electrical Engineers. General Electric Co.; res. 725 State St., Schenectady, N. Y. 3. William Isaac Smyth B. S., 1914; Engineers Club; Block "N" Soc.; Regent Scholarship, 1911; F, O. Norton Scholarship, 1912; Gold Medal for Highest Scholarship, 1914; Track, 1912-14; Basket Ball, 1913-14; Mining Engineer, Rocheter Mines Co.; Cyanide Operator, Goldfield, Nev., 1914-17. Rochester Mines Co.. Rochester. Nev. 4. Delwyn Dessar B. S. in E. E. 1914; Block "N" Soc.; Varsity Football 2 yrs.; Treas. of Chapter; Pres. Class (4); Electrical Engineer; Capt. Field Artillery Reserve Corps, U. S. Army; Member Edison Club and Am. Inst. Electrical Engineers. Camp Upton; res. 1142 Madison Ave_, New York, N. Y. 5. Alton Earle Glass With Battery E....

Beta Xi Chapter, No. 43 Founded January 6, 1894 William Jewell College Liberty, Missouri

  THE face of Dr. Lee has been made familiar to American Methodism by repeated engravings and publications. His name is known throughout the Wesleyan world,

REV. JOSEPH LEAR. - FEW in the Conference have studied the Scriptures with wiser eyes than the minister whose name is at the head of this sketch. Despite the arduous claims and toil of the itinerant, he has redeemed the time for study. Self-taught, he has become a classical scholar, and has examined

THE picture in the first group, over the name of Jamieson, represents to us a face of a benignant old man, and with marks of native endowments of intellect. The lineaments of the Scotch are there. In the meridian of life the features must have been assuring to an audience of a strong, sensible, sermon.

REV, JOHN ELLIS EDWARDS, A. M., D. D. IN the space of a handsbreadth we set down what is rather like a leaf of